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Subnetting within a Single IP Range vs Using Multiple IP Ranges for a Small Network with 1+3 Routers Setup
Subnetting within a Single IP Range vs Using Multiple IP Ranges for a Small Network with 1+3 Routers Setup

In this tech support article, we compare subnetting within a single IP range (e.g. 192.168.1.x) to using multiple IP ranges (e.g. 192.168.1.x and 192.168.2.x) for a small network with 1+3 routers setup. We explore the topology, advantages, and disadvantages of each approach. Whether you're using a main wireless router, R1 connected to the ISP, device 1 connected to R1, another wireless router, R2, and device 2 connected to R2 - understanding subnetting is crucial for optimizing your network's performance. Read more to learn how to make an informed decision.

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Secure Your Network with Proxmox Firewall: How to Block Traffic and Allow Specific IP Ranges
Secure Your Network with Proxmox Firewall: How to Block Traffic and Allow Specific IP Ranges

Learn how to set up and configure the Proxmox firewall to secure your network using Netbird (a Wireguard-based VPN) on a Proxmox PVE 8/Debian 12 server with various containers. This tutorial covers Proxmox firewall basics, such as blocking traffic and allowing specific IP ranges through SSH.

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